kyra. i'll answer the first one first. >> start with tina and amy. >> reporter: will they pull off another ratings bonanza? that's what the hollywood foreign press sure hopes. last year when they hosted they got the highest ratings in six years for the show. what they said, the hollywood foreign press, we want to keep this magic going. we want to bring these ladies back and have them host again for the next -- not just this year, but the next year as well. so for the next two years, you'll see tina fey and amy poehler hosting the golden globes. they have fast become the first ladies of comedy. admired by their comedy peers and respected by their comedy icons. >> they're very witty. and they bring brains. they are very smart. and they know how to deliver a line. >> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu. and i hear she's amazing in it. >> they made you laugh. >> reporter: two wildly accomplished writers, producers and actresses. for tina, her career has become more than she ever i

kyra?l, gosh, as soon as you began that piece with oliver, and that is what put it all in perspective for me and just the mother everyday. i mean, that many seizures, and -- what -- >> well, i can tell you. she is so amazingly strong, kyra. i about broke out crying while we were doing that interview, because he does get these seizures every single day, and sometimes it is hundred s a ds and that woman is so strong, and she stays calm and collected and she knows that she has to do that, because when it comes to a severe epileptic seizure, she has to respond and she has medication that would then help him, so you are absolutely right. i'll not a mo eth-- not a mothe but as a woman, seeing this is incredibly moving. >> i will tell you as a mom, it moved me tremendously watching that. and let me ask you, what are the chances that a comprehensive marijuana bill would pass the state legislature? >> well, it is a point of contention here in the state of new york. but all of these advocates are kee

kyra. this is going to be a mess. >> no street car named desire. the midwest and northeast, rather, nearly 30 degrees below normal, right? >> unbelievable. >> reporter: yeah, you bet. even though we're 32 today. just a couple days ago, i was in plymouth, massachusetts. it was 30 below zero with the wind chill. so it to me feels 60 degrees warmer than when i was in massachusetts. this isn't bad just yet. getting away from the bus so you can hear me. but it is going to get down to 30. and all the way from texas all the way to georgia, even parts of northern florida will see rain and 30 degrees. that will be that frozen ice storm you literally can't drive in. you can get traction in snow. you can't get traction on what's coming down right now. this ice storm is going to devastate the power lines. this entire city is going to shut down tonight. >> oh, boy. oh, boy, be careful. there's a car coming behind you. listen, i can't let you go, because i am a big football fan. and i mean, if you're going to have the super bowl outdoors in the northeast, it's g

i'm kyra phillips. the golden globes, all the stars are working their way down the red carpet right now. our nischelle turner is there covering this for us live. what happened was we were going to go to her. kind of at the top of the hour. that, by the way, is the sprinkler that broke and pretty much spewed water all across the red carpet. but they got it under control. everything is okay. apparently no dresses have been ruined. everything's fine. but nischelle has been sort of grabbing folks here and there. and so we went right to her interview with kevin spacey. she didn't have her ifb in. she didn't know we were tuned into her which is why we had a little raw moment there. nischelle, i understand you've got the ifb back in. you can hear me. we were sort of a fly on the wall watching your interview with kevin spacey. okay. she's grabbing somebody now. is she doing another interview? who does chef now? >> i mean, someone said to me, you're an impossible movie. we've proved them wrong. we made the movie

time to get you back to the cnn newsroom with kyra phillips. >>> here in the newsroom, i'm kyra phillips. we have a lot going on today. congress is sure getting paid. a new report finds that congress has the most millionaires ever. >>> a teen shot and killed by police, his family still demanding closure and authorities still investigating why lethal force was even used. >>> your car may be spying on you. your car and soon it it may help the government draft your tax bill. >>> we begin tonight with more questions than answers for residents in west virginia as officials say it could be days before it will be safe to use the tap water. it's a state of emergency for some 300,000 people in nine counties right now. 7500 gallons of a toxic chemical leaked out of a tank. no bathing, brushing your teeth, cooking, the simple things you need water for. 16 tractor trailers from the department of homeland security have delivered fresh drinking water. are officials giving any kind of timeline for the cleanup? >> there's no end date yet, but jeff mcentire, the president of west virginia american water,

time to get you back to the cnn newsroom with kyra phillips. >>> here in the newsroom, i'm kyra phillipse a lot going on today. congress is sure getting paid. a new report finds that congress has the most millionaires ever. >>> a teen shot and killed by police, his family still demanding closure and authorities still investigating why lethal force was even used. >>> your car may be spying on you. your car and soon it it may help the government draft your tax ll

>> well, kyra, she was on cnn last night, and you may remember her, because she has led class actionfore, and let's listen to what she had to say last night. >> when there is a disaster like this, i'm usually flooded with e-mails from the community, and so our job is to go to assist, advise, help them in any way we can, and we will take a look at the site, and see possibly ourselves how that breach did occur, and then go from there. and so, as the disaster is unfolding, i'm getting more and more e-mails a and we will get on the ground and work with the communities and hear from the communities and begin an investigation. >> and in addition to that, booth goodwin who is the u.s. attorney in west virginia said last night that he also plans to launch a federal investigation and there could be criminal charges brought against this company simply for negligence, ky kyra. >> all right. we will follow it. erin, thanks. >>> on the surface, it may seem like good news for one of baseball's biggest names, but when it come s dos down to it, h-rod's career may be done after a big decision today.

they did try to make a little bit of a joke out of it, kyra.ht the red carpet needed a good washing one last time. this could have been a big disaster. thankfully, they did get it all cleared up. the red carpet is open and the 71st annual golden globes will go on. a couple of notes for you. i'm hearing ms. tina fey is going to be decked in carolina herera tonight. if you know her dresses you know she definitely knows how to fit a woman's body. i'm sure she's going to look dashing. i've also been told we're going to have a really special person at the cnn platform tonight. think of one kevin spacey, maybe. we'll be hearing from him, hopefully. you know, i will be very busy because i'll be talking to all the stars walking this red carpet here tonight, kyra. i'm going to be asking every lady here, do you have a train? how did you get down the red carpet? did you make it unscathed? and pretty dry. relatively dry. >> it's going to be a fun night. you're going to lose your voice i'm predicting within 2 1/2 hours. we're still going to make you stay up

>> no, kyra, there is no end date.lay for you a little bit of the press conference that jeff mcentire, who is the president of west virginia american water, held just a short time ago. he explained why. >> i would expect that we are talking days. our teams are out. we have employees that have worked the system that are knowledgeable. they are out collecting samples and looking at flushing activities at this time. >> kyra, the water company has also explained through statements that they will want to test this water repeatedly and come up with a safe results repeatedly before they deem it it usable again. so in other words, it won't just be be on the first test that they say go ahead and use it it, everyone. that's why it's going to take days. once they finally get a safe result. >> with regard to the company responsible for the leak, it's been issued the cease operations order from the state department and environmental protections. do we know yet if criminal charges are going to be brought against the company? >> that

and people could not get to their children, kyra, for hours and hours. some of those kids ended up staying overnight in school. other kids simply had nowhere to go and they were taken in by total strangers. it was really frightening for some parents. >> and oh, as a parent, you can imagine? i mean -- you know, i'm always against giving killeds cell phones, but i think this is one situation where i saw friends and neighbors saying thank god i gave my kid a phone and they were able to tell me where they were. just in my eight-mile walk, three school buses, one spinning out, cars that bumped into each other on north side which is a main road. i saw two other buses just right in the middle of the street, couldn't move. they were going the wrong way. they had cones up around. another bus i came across, the driver and the killeds were still on that bus. i would probably say a total of four was i able to witness they were either stranded, had kids or blocking roadways. and you know, that is where the leaders of this city are going to have to be held accountable

. >> kyra gyden is in charge of reading the mail at holman.ust intercepted one of parker's unauthorized letters containing insulting language about warden culliver. >> he wrote "culliver," i'm not going to read all of that because it's a lot of cussing in it. "he's an idiot, treats everyone like inferiors or children. i cannot stand that, and he's a supercilious jackass." steven parker is a weirdo, anyway. very weird. that's why he stays locked up in the back. >> coming up -- >> i don't think there is any good way to have to take a life. the sidebar to that, of course, is the individual is being put to death took a life. >> inside alabama's only execution chamber. >>> this is the execution chamber of the holman by the lumineers >>> this is the execution chamber of the holman correctional facility. in alabama, death row inmates are executed on this gurney. the sentences are always carried out at 6:00 in the evening. >> i was 16 when the crime happened. i was 18 years old when i was sentenced to death. i was charged with capital murder, which is

that's unacceptable. >> it certainly is, kyra phillips reporting for us.hool buses were immobilized by the snow and authorities were forced to assist them in atlanta. more than 1,000 weather-related traffic accidents have been reported. and those are just the ones we know about. let's check in with cnn's michael holmes. he's on the road in atlanta right now. just back from baghdad. who would have thought you would have to cover a story like this in atlanta. >> you're right, wolf. the irony does not escape me. a week back from baghdad and here we are looking at this. what a nightmare it's been. kyra's dead right. people around here just cannot believe that this happened. i got to show you. this is one of atlanta's main freeways. this is 75 north. and it is at 6:00 p.m., this should be jam packed. it's not. but last night this was a parking lot. and have a look over here. these are the cars that people just got out of and abandoned in the middle of the night. some people slept all night in their cars. we spoke to a truck driver earlier who had been since 4:3

. >> kyra gyden is in charge of reading the mail at holman.as just intercepted one of parker's unauthorized letters containing insulting language about warden culliver. >> he wrote "culliver," i'm not going to read all of that because it's a lot of cussing in it. "he's an idiot, treats everyone like inferiors or children. i cannot stand that, and he's a supercilious jackass." steven parker is a weirdo, anyway. very weird. that's why he stays locked up in the back. >> coming up -- >> i don't think there is any good way to have to take a life. the sidebar to that, of course, is the individual is being put to death took a life. >> inside alabama's only execution chamber. well another t all this walking i've been doing is that it's given me time to reflect on some of life's biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? see, the only thing i can think of is that you can't get any... bars. ah, that's better. it's a beautiful view. i wonder if i can see mt. rushmore fr

our correspondent reports from kyra as you do on them often thought that was the base of the new constitution is that some muslim brotherhood supporters to choose a cough the confrontation. also there are expectations of a destination if i let slip that the common and a little bigger. muhammad said the money in your menu is a combo. the relationship between president francois loans and actress judy carry a stop to two years ago according to french players in the french media the report comes exactly a week help to cleanse the magazine's best revelations of secret meetings between the pad which the president is not tonight. the forty one year old actress said to a mental home during his election campaign for the presidency in twenty eleven is suing commence at the breach of criticism from its official says the deal moments longtime companion battery tree a bind up the shattered by the revelations and has now spent a week in hospital syria's president at denise's be just the cat has ripped and out she is off to health checks to paris hospital this week it reignited speculation that he may be ab

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hundreds of students captured security forces and kyra day on sunday the students to support the ousted president mohamad will see through filings for the summertime that with the deaths of these things clashes came as it suits me the chills or he's preparing for a new referendum on a new constitutional the fish is set to take place on tuesday and wednesday next week. anti government protest is being gathering in central areas of the thai capital the sunday outside of a planned shutdown of the capital on monday will that aim to bowl twenty key intersections in bangkok and bring the city to a standstill was sold on it that did to topple the government of prime minister game option a lot of strikeouts for shell harrison customs the main text. it is sure to rinse clean and political crisis. despite the festive carnival like atmosphere. these anti government protests is only one call to prepare for monday simple chow down. in a bid to oust premier seating option once they've built it will cost twenty intersections in the city center and councils throughout the state offices but i think we w

kyra. even a need here in the next week making them yourself that survived an assassination attempt in september and the cyanide based this trend is the stability of that attack today finds that he is to be on the continuing with the insurgency that we've been seeing him. was he was absent from our last july amy is believed the attacks directed at the same on each other in the sinai peninsula we've been saying to my best friend into other areas of teaching. catherine died today in school at the couple's present a former business cousin on that morrissey up on that trial one that means that the striking of the course of the last few weeks has been at every scene says it does with its massive see all the muslim brotherhood of those who support him to continue to support him despite the repression of old the last few weeks on the part of the authorities now in charge of finance that you made that was reflected in his own define sin when in the box today. meaning this is an even second time the

troops and kyra. well the chip sions it once again in the polling stations for a second day on this referendum on the constitution people behind it so are this interim governments and also the minutes three and then the people who stand to gain the most if this is a yes votes and if there's a high turnout in particular the military has this key articles within this constitution which would cement military power over the civilian states' military trials of civilians will be allowed the minute she budget will be kept secrets and crucially the appointment of a defense minister will have to be approved by egypt's a supreme council of the armed forces which basically means the minutes to be able to veto the decisions by the president's now this is worry quite as if you rights groups and also activists you've said that this was centrally cause and military state within a state but really the biggest opponents of the constitution are them isn't brotherhood and supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi who

that two years after the two years president obama mentioned that to the world well in my opinion the kyra has never been on the run it might have been downscaling due to pressure but once this pressure is lifted the organization is is back in full force and it uses these. pulses to regain its strength. prior to the invasion of iraq there weren't really any al qaeda in in iraq there were a small group called the answer which were actually being fought. saddam hussein's try to eradicate it but since we're unable to find a weapons of mass destruction a lot of media coverage was given to the al qaeda in iraq because there was one of the reasons why we originally went. but al qaida hasn't been on the run in iraq and the and the general public is not. prole. i would say but they are certainly not pro the iraqi army as well as iraqi security forces and this is due to the highly concentration of shia militias within these armed forces so much of the shoes sunni population and big parts of the shia population who are not sympathetic to the militias do not fear or feel any confidence to you reckon

kyra. while the two thousand and eleven revolution brought an end to hosni mubarak's three decades in power after more than a year of transitional military rule the islamist backed candidate mohamed morsi was elected president and his government pushed through a new constitution criticized for being overly influenced by sharia law a popular uprising against morsi led to him being forced out by the army a year later the military then ordered to crackdown on the muslim brotherhood with thousands of supporters killed in the unrest the group was and declared a terrorist movement and based journalist mohamed sabri says that the brotherhood is responsible for much of the turmoil at the moment. the keep talking of conspiracy theories they keep blaming the government for staging those bombings in it's the fourpence which is absolutely nonsense but at the same time the opposite the opposite side which is the regime and the regime war with and what protestors are not peaceful themselves and are as ho

kyra. the two thousand and eleven the revolution brought in and into the post emo barks three decades in power after more than a year of traditional military role. islam is backed candidate muhammad more scene was elected president. he is the government pushed through a new constitution criticized for being overly influenced by sharia law. a popular uprising against more c led to him being forced out by the army a year later than the military launched a crackdown on the muslim brotherhood with thousands of supporters killed in the under wraps. the group was then declared a movement cairo based journalist mohammad snobbery says the brotherhood is responsible for much of the term. the visions are kind of conspiracy theories that could go in claiming the government first thing that goes on. it's the white pants which is absolute nonsense. what does that mean time i did the opposite side which is the regime and the regime loyalists and was due to what the pastors are not used for themselves and

a sequel to the contestant nj to ski a picture paints a mountain and had to make them kyra. tsx listed steps into the shoes of the vietnam and who would remain the same paper. classy century prices above an anonymous call at tennessee offense that has come down lexi said his ten days of my entertaining. it was oh so welcome to the vault is used as hitler's death at the station in dubbo. it couldn't be sold some it's inspired by the touch of the month. indeed the ski at his entire domestic side of flooring teenager and time again of compassion and deceit. at another promotion in mumbai. he said the shot that drives and a mecca of the sheet of they also joined in. today she said this in return flights in advance to another era the omaha. it added. i hate it. and then changing his acting but then the sun moves on to him tend to get to participate in islamabad which can give him an opportunity to lead the case and it's big on friday. the ems is comes and spends each i suspect that what follows is a poetic jenny of comedy romance drama and deception. did teach piano which opens t

kyra. it was a revelation eventually led to the toppling of longstanding dictator hosni mubarak falling more than a year of transition in military ruled that islam is bad leader muhammad morrissey was elected president his government tried to push through a constitution criticized for being over in flames by sharia law. last july he was thrown out of office by the army command after months of popular uprising. this signal the return to the era of crackdowns by the military backed government. the muslim brotherhood which choked and the leader and a clear day characterization editor of the pan african news wire says agents government is asking for more troubled by completely turning its back on the opposition. we cannot guarantee the security and saturdays as long as there's no political solution to this split that exists between the brotherhood as well as the military handles well and with the egyptian military it's a very tense atmosphere instead of the country. many opponents to the milita

though to you the auntie kyra. searing deal with officials in the main political rivals until the second meeting of the geneva to conference talks in switzerland when we get to buy you an invoice to breaking the diplomat says both sides of agree to negotiate the terms of and that it cease fire and the creation of humanitarian corridor was in the war's end your position is being taught to focus that olds on the resignation of president assad which is being rejected by suing officials. us his allies also calling for regime change but most of which helped propel the summit says foreign meddling is unacceptable and easier to settle theseelate ton geneva has more on the latest tool it was the main achievements of saturday's talks saying the geneva is that sin in the forties and the opposition were sitting in the same room facing each other and negotiating your spouse on one on cereal on the bridge he knew was there as well mediating the peace talks but given the fact that the just earlier on friday the rebels said they

tributary of the nile river raising fears that this could affect the amount of water reaching the country kyra based political science professor saeed sadec sezar resolving this is vital for egypt to stay afloat we have to remember that egypt has only six to seven percent of its land and the rest of the egyptian territory is there's a so that can really be a serious effort to national security and that's why immediately when the syrian raised the issue of the hive there the world some experts here is that the work of about to go in to war was this your bill because if you cut water on us we would be buying eighty five percent of the water. and water comes from and so it's serious in fact that in two thousand and fifteen egypt will be one hundred fifty million people what would happen to egypt in the u. two thousand and fifty if we don't have more water. next an in-depth look at the crime crisis in new only that and the ideas for solutions that no one can agree on. what a country experiences a tragedy like the recent terrorism in volgograd this question is what to do about it i mean we have to

stacey herbert i'd like to thank our guests cam dot com if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kyra. the report and so much thought to keep. coming. dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others refuse to notice. faces change the world lights never. see. the old picture posted states leaves. from around the globe. promptly. to. censure what you are arguing for is that kurds should put that african identity above that national identity let me ask you a personal question why you are kurds first or an iraq at first i am a kurd first then i am your rocky i am not iraqi that i am a kurds because let me ask you that question i am from holland i have been bombarded the you know i still remember the smell of the chemical weapons so what iraqi identity brought to leave iraq and to brought to me the killing so if people mass graves four thousand five hundred villages were destroyed. not long ago the western media and politicians told us al qaeda was defeated or at the very least on its last legs the same media and politicians today tell us a very different story indeed across many countries

off in the capital killing one person and that comes just hours after a series of deadly blasts shoe kyra leading five people dead and injuring dozens more tom daily reports from the scene of those tax. you can see behind me the scene of an explosion which took place in the early hours of this morning as well as killing four people four police officers it tore the facial off a museum of islamic off the opposite and shattered windows one hundred fifty meters down the road a second explosion outside a. metro station in the west of the camp to say that it almost makes them under a police truck and then we have reports of i. an explosion in the heart of area of the of the coptic near the pyramids certainly in the area around the blast that's a kind of a palpable sense of nervousness. and really this is the latest in the series of bombings which have hit egypt in particular the security forces over the months since president mohamed morsy was deposed by the military following mass protests against his rule. that islamic extremist group has admitted to carrying out the attack on the police buil

and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guests camp that if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kyra. the report intellect. says sure what you're arguing for is that kurds should put that african identity above that national identity let me ask you a personal question why you are kurds first or an iraq at first i am a kurd first then i am iraqi i am not iraqi kurds because let me ask you that question. i still remember the smell of the chemical weapons so what iraqi identity brought to be. brought to me the killings of people. four thousand five hundred villages were destroyed. not long ago western media and politicians told us al qaeda was defeated or at the very least on its last legs the same media and politicians today tell us a very different story indeed across many countries of the middle east it is betrayed as a deadly minutes we asked what is al qaeda today who supports it and who benefits from it. did you know the prize is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. role. in fac

and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest cam dot com if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kyra. the report and select. specially what you're arguing for is that the kurds should push back after identity and that national identity let me ask you a personal question. occurred first or and iraq it first occurred first then i mean rocky i am not iraqi kurds because let me ask you that question from how i have been bombarded you know i still remember the smell of the chemical weapons so what iraqi identity brought to me iraq and to brought to me the killing soft people mass graves four thousand five hundred villages were destroyed. good leverage sure what you. need to build the needs most since is to. which all unfortunately doesn't sound anything mission to teach music creation and why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only. we are fearless and fierce in bright his indignation at injustice and that's what makes me move when i feel in my in my heart you know fire in my heart about the situation i can't not do something. right to see. her straight. and i th

the ground and that was my colleague rory straight talking earlier to tom dale who is in cairo and kyra based journalist hugh miles says the government won't be able to stay in denial over the growing pressure from islamist supporters. one of the unfortunate shows us to the islamist movement who presumably responsible for this bombing although no one has no evidence has been produced but i mean this looks like it could well be the work of the one of these. groups inside who claimed responsibility for previous attacks. they are not going to go away it's not going to be possible for the egyptian government just to pretend that is mists did not win five elections fair and square and kicked out of power they can't just carry on business as usual and if they try to carry on business as usual then there's obviously we can see there's going to be efforts to disrupt that. as diplomats push for talks head geneva two on the syrian battlefield radical islamist fires and al qaida linked ravelled continue to turn against each other for control of major cities are just three of a national reports fro

and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest cam dot com if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kyra. the report intellects. i think that the fact that these weapons can fly semi autonomous leap for seven thousand miles to you know the locations we're unfortunately my military and the cia are attacking people in countries with which we are not at war to me is simply horrifying and as many you know already argue it's a violation of international law for its assassination i do not support the sasa nation by my government period. least be cool language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of your piece interviews intriguing story for you. in troy arabic to find out more visit arabic don't call.

kyra, come here, baby. >> the 11-year-old siberian husky seems eager to make things right.ly suspects akira of being a good dog gone bad. the store manager is relieved, one more criminal is off the streets. >> yeah, there's no question, that looks like the dog. >> yes, that's the dog. >> yes, that's the dog. >> yeah, it's my dog. >> akira takes a stroll down memory lane, retracing the steps of the crime. she goes straight for the goodies. it seems like raw hide bones are her weakness. an investigation reveals the four-legged master mind journeyed almost six miles to pull off the heist, then home again. a 12-mile round trip for a six-inch bone. >> that's a hungry dog. >> most shoplifters end up in cuffs but akira doesn't fit the criminal profile. we usually handcuff them but we only have one set of handcuffs. >> so instead of hard time, akyra fesses up and makes good. she feels so sorry for her dastardly deeds, she pays not once, but twice. >> you know what they say, it's a dog eat, dog world. you'll be happy to hear akira the siberian husky has reformed her ways and is stay

welcome to "around the world," i'm kyra phillips in for suzanne malvea malveaux. >> it's been a whileto see you. i'm michael holmes, of course. we begin with those two sporting event ramping up the highest levels of protection ever afforded to any games. >> armies of human

to tp to come out of bed to some of the present station sweet scene at that we'd be driving right kyra today they have god speak is with us. i've been mostly sticks stones and daring added the sliced the kids beat the defending team in a decade at a gypsy sites and also pressed as auntie ali chief janet up to the fcc it's quite a party atmosphere and people are bringing their families. add to that. now in terms of numbers that i'm not really today it doesn't seem as big as yesterday and that's what the judge of this particular painting station has told us he is claiming that the ten at him as cutting station is around fifty percent but that meant coma at the local connection mum and sis assignment for all ate some land between nineteen fourteen percent but it's still the ntuc as unsightly among the guests a taste for thirty to forty per cent. how does that. of these with previous votes. well it's that last constitution that which was then that the senator last referendum on the constitution was in december twenty twelve that was of cos on the hms constitution drawn up by ed at it and t

let them host. >> when they introduced this golden globe, kevin bacon's daughter, and kyra sedgwick'sip, harvey weinstein. >> randy's father was in the audience, which randy went to seek. >> this is great. we want to get to the jobs numbers. the shocking numbers that came out. and what may be described as a sense of confusion now on wall street. traders are still unsure about the impact that the fed's decision to pull back its stimulus measures, and while the stock market surged last year, it's off to a relatively quiet start in 2014. last week's disappointing jobs report wasn't enough to spook investors completely, but it docile straight -- does illustrate a lack of enthusiasm to buy. let's go to steve ratner, who's jumped in the seat, the hot seat. take us through how things are looking for the job market. >> all right. let's start with the jobs numbers. the jobs numbers, the only good thing you can say is it was just one month, and hopefully an aberrational month. >> yeah. >> on some other levels, it was pretty disappointing. you can start with the actual number for jobs and there